Symphony Tower
A 27-storey tower beside the Legislature, built around two restored heritage buildings.
Symphony Tower rises on the slope between the Legislature grounds and Rossdale, at the southern edge of Downtown Edmonton. Its base preserves two early-1900s heritage buildings, and upper floors look across the North Saskatchewan River Valley.
Symphony Tower at a Glance
| Address | 9720 106 Street NW, Edmonton |
| Area | Downtown · Legislature area, above Rossdale |
| Building | 27-storey residential high-rise with 143 units, including six three-storey brick townhomes at street level |
| Heritage | Integrated with two restored municipal heritage buildings: the 1907 Foote House and the 1914 Parkview Apartments |
| Developer | Allen Wasnea Engineering |
| Architect | Kennedy Architecture |
| Completed | 2018–19 |
| Location | Corner of 106 Street and 97 Avenue, beside the Legislature grounds, above Rossdale and the river valley |
| Nearest LRT | Government Centre (Capital Line / Metro Line) — about 508 m in a straight line, roughly a 6-minute walk · see the LRT map |
Sources: SkyriseCities — Heritage meets contemporary: Edmonton's Symphony Tower · SkyriseCities — Symphony Tower reaches its coda (2019) · Canada's Historic Places — Foote Residence · Canada's Historic Places — Parkview Apartments · CTV News — Local architect Brad Kennedy dead at 51 · City of Edmonton — Property Information open data
Reported Features
- River valley views
- Architectural condo finishes
- Quick access to river valley trails
- Minutes from the Legislature grounds and Downtown
Features as reported; confirm current amenities for a specific unit in its listing and the condo documents.
Symphony Tower Pros and Cons
From the building facts on this page. We don't publish owner reviews; ask us what recent buyers and the condo documents say.
Pros
- About 508 m from Government Centre LRT station, roughly a 6-minute walk.
- Downtown has a Walk Score of 93, so daily errands can be done on foot.
- Newer building (completed 2018), so major components are still early in their life.
- Reported features include river valley views, architectural condo finishes, quick access to river valley trails.
Cons & what to check
- Newer buildings have a shorter track record of fees and reserve fund planning to judge.
- This corner of Downtown is quieter but has fewer shops within walking distance; check transit and parking for your routine.
Is Symphony Tower a good building to buy in?
Who it suits
Buyers who want a newer building with views and trail access, but a quieter setting than the Downtown core.
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What to check before you buy
This corner of Downtown is quieter but has fewer shops within walking distance; check transit and parking for your routine. See our condo document review guide.
Living Near Symphony Tower
Symphony Tower sits at the southern edge of Downtown, beside the Legislature grounds and above the Rossdale river flats. Scores and prices below are for Downtown as a whole; this corner is quieter and less walkable than the core. Downtown: The city's most connected address — sports, arts and every LRT line. Walk Score 93, Transit Score 79, Bike Score 80. Typical condo values: $151,000–$296,000 (middle 50% of 2026 City of Edmonton assessments).
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